This is an example of the religion of Scientism! The Periodic Fable of Elements is an exposé that dismantles one of the most trusted icons of modern science and reveals how a simple laboratory filing system quietly became a belief structure, a marketing engine, and a financial weapon. It challenges the idea that the periodic table is a map of nature itself, showing instead how its foundations were shaped by human decisions, institutional authority, and industrial incentives rather than direct observation of living systems. The work traces how elements are defined, named, and legitimized through laboratory processes and committees, how industrial byproducts and synthetic isolates are reframed as essential components of life, and how scientific language is used to move these substances into food, water, medicine, and wellness culture without meaningful public scrutiny. It questions atomic structure, elemental necessity, and the assumption that isolating fragments of nature improves health, while exposing the deeper inversion that treats laboratory constructs as more real than the living whole. This is not a debate about formulas, but an examination of who gets to define reality, who profits from those definitions, and why questioning the table itself has become taboo, leaving the reader with an unavoidable question: if a system can sell you an element that never existed simply because it fits the format, what else has it sold you the same way. Huge 64-page eBook!

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